Pope Pius XII condemns gender inequality in modern society
The pope denounces communist influences undermining women and asserts equality of men and women. He argues systems that diminish a woman's dignity fail to honor the divine order and urges respect for distinct female and male roles within social relations. Page 3 column 6.
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Station Rejects Catholic Labor Dialogue
Readers objected to passages in the planned WKRC radio address by Fathers Flanagan and Bertke on The Rights of Labor The station refused the original title The Right to Organize to Strike and required changes The article notes three passages marked as objectionable and questions the station’s fairness in excluding the dialogue from aircomplete text of the dialogue follows
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Official St Ceilia's Oakley Marys church order
Official notice from Richard St. Cecilia's Oakley and Edward C G Platt at Marys church. The text references the Most Reverend C TSSENMANN as Chancellor hl in 1945.
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Pope Pius Encyclical Letter Urges Renewed Pledge
The Holy Father Pope Pius issues an encyclical directing renewal of a short pledge. The document appears in a Cincinnati publication on Eighth Street, Ohio.
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Catholics Urged to Share Food for War Stricken
The archbishop urges parishes high schools and Catholic institutions to participate in a Food for the War Stricken drive beginning Sunday December 9. Churches and schools become collection depots for a nationwide effort to ship 225 tons of canned food within the archdiocese as part of 20 million cans nationally.
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Mail Driver's Quiet Service Years in Collegeville Indiana
Victor Zuber C P P S died November 23 at age 87. He served the Collegeville area for 43 years carrying mail to and from Rensselaer. His wagon was replaced by a truck on Thanksgiving Day 1938 but he continued delivering mail until March 1944. He joined the Society of the Sacred Heart at St Charles seminary and spent his service with St Joseph's and local missions.
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Food drives for war relief sons and daughters
Reverend Dear Father writes of planned food collection as war-stricken citizens face daily deaths and need canned and containered provisions. The request urges gathering and mailing in aid amid ongoing hardship.
Chancery Publishes Forty Hours Schedule
The archdiocesan Chancery released the Forty Hours devotion schedule for churches in the archdiocese. St Monica's Cathedral and the Old Cathedral of St Peter in Chains will conduct the devotion in the first week of the year. The schedule appears on another page.
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Institute’s Findings Shown in Movie Short
A film short released by Paramount Pictures portrays the work of the Institutum Divi Thomae. It documents field study among the Seminole Indians of Florida seeking natural remedies and medicinal plants, aiming to illustrate indigenous medical practices and the use of native drugs.
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Archdiocese Edict Requires Clergy Manuscript Submission
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati issues a decree restricting radio broadcasts by all clergy within and outside its borders on faith and morals. Priests must submit manuscripts to the Chancery before any broadcast to Archdiocese listeners. Archbishop signs as official witness.
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Catholic radio talks spark debate on freedom and bias
December 1 1945 Catholic leaders condemn radio censorship at WKRC after two priest talks were dropped from Sunday broadcasts. They argue true freedom of speech requires moral grounding and oppose allowing big business to shape Catholic positions on labor capital and industry.
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Bertke
Atomic age moral alarm from Bishop Mussio in Steubenville
The Most Rev. K. Mussio, Bishop of Steubenville, warns that the atomic bomb remains a menace until its custodians act with trust and accountability. He says nations must reject godless aims and live under divine guidance to prevent power from corrupting life and death.
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Monsignor Cogan to be Invested as Domestic Prelate
Monsignor John Cogan will receive the rank of Domestic Prelate in a ceremony at St Joseph's Church on Sunday December 16. The investitures followed the elevation of six archdiocese clergy to Domestic Prelate this October. dates for other investitures and related honors were not announced.
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Leising
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Truman Declares His Irish Blood Prevails at Dinner
President Harry S. Truman, guest of honor at a Washington dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, spoke of his Irish heritage and said the Irish in me remains strong as he addressed the gathering at Bier on the Cail.
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Bishops’ Statement Mailed to Parishes Across Archdiocese
About 200000 copies of the annual bishops statement have been distributed in the archdiocese per the Chancery. The Sun Cincinnati paper plans a full page feature summarizing the bishops’ statement in its issue for the week.
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